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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Art & Crafts - Porcupine Quillwork	Dene	Canada - Western
Around 1840, quillworking began to decline when native women started using beads to decorate garments. Today, however, Dene women at Fort Providence, Fort Liard and Jean Marie River still carry on this art form.
Author Richard Van Camp	Dene	Canada - Northern
He has now completed his masters and is teaching a creative writing course at UBC. Take a look at his work.
Birch Narrows Lodge	Dene	Canada - Western
Birch Narrows Fishing and Adventure lodge is located in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. The lodge is owned and operated by the Birch Narrows Dene Nation. Here, you will be able to experiment nature in a way you have never imagined. The lodge is open year round and can only be accessed by float plane or snowmachine.
Dene Nation	Dene	Canada - Northern
The Dene Nation represents the 5 Dene tribes of the Northwest Territories, the Tlicho (Dogrib), Chipewyan, Gwich'in, North Slavey and South Slavey. The site has information about meetings, history, band contact info, links, Health and Environment dept. activites and will soon have Dene Nation promo merchandise available.
Dene Quillwork	Dene	Canada - Western
Canada's Northwest Territory - Explorer's Guide
Education: A Dene Perspective	Dene	Canada - Western
The purpose of this curriculum is to give this perspective back to our children. There is a need to root ourselves in tradition not for the sake of the past but for the sake of the future. Our children, with the gift of their culture, can work towards ensuring our future survival as well as the survival of humankind.
Janvier Gallery	Dene	Canada - Western
Native artist using his own personal experiences to create unique and fantastic art. Murals, paintings and prints are featured on the site.
Star Mountain Trading Company	Dene	US - Southeast
Suppliers of beads, specialing in Turquoise roungh, cabs, nuggets, and turquoise beads in all shapes and sizes. Also carrying seedbeads including a large selection of cut charlotte beads. We have legally gathered feathers from non-endangered species birds (macaws, parrots, etc) for peyote fans. We have deerskin pouches for beading, hairpipe, tin cones for regalia outfits. and much more for the people who design for pow wow 's and rendevous's.